School Board Fails to Follow Statute in Teacher Contract
A district hired a teacher without a board meeting as required by statute and without a valid certificate. The teacher drew wages via district funds, the orders sold to a third party, and the treasurer refused to cash them due to the lack of a certificate. The district risks loss of state apportionment. the purchaser bears risk, and potential personal liability for board members if negligence is proven.
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C. P. Cary
Inspect Your Electric Wiring This Spring Advised
A spring safety piece urges hiring first class electricians for wiring and cites a State Fire Marshal bulletin on Electric Hazards. It notes fire losses of 349000 dollars last year due to defective electrical work and urges official inspection before paying for materials in new buildings. Publication suggests requesting the full bulletin from Madison.
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Clem P
Host
Madison
Economy and Health Drive Wisconsin Legislature Debate
The public backs economy but demands protection for health and tuberculosis control. Support grows for increased state aid to county sanatoria and for counties to jointly establish new facilities. The Wisconsin Anti Tuberculosis Association is urged to provide annual state reports and avoid exerting political influence with charity funds.
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Atake
Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Milwaukee
New Richmond Meat Plant Rivalry Sparks County Pact
WADSON WIS New Richmond gains a cooperative packing plant as Intercounty Co operative Packing Company with 200000 capital plans to build and operate a meat packing facility in New. Rivalry between Hudson and New Richmond over location heats up at Et Croix county convention of the American Society of Equity.
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New Richmond
Wadson
Wis
Et Croix County
American Society of Equity
Intercounty Co-operative Packing Company
Hudson
La Fellette Plans Lecturing Tour From Madison
Madison Wisconsin Senator La Fellette will not return to Madison for several weeks. The latest word says he may begin a lecturing tour in four to five weeks before returning home.
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la Fellette
Madison
Wis
Mrs Mary Bradford elected Kenosha school superintendent
Mrs Mary D Bradford former president of the Wisconsin State Teachers Association was elected superintendent of Kenosha public schools for her fifty term. She was retained in office by the unanimous vote of the board.
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Mrg. Bradford
Kenosha Scnoola
Kenosha
Wis
Mary D Bradford
Wisconsin State Teachers’ Association
One Candidate For Mayor Racine Wis
T W Thiesen Democrat has a clear field for Racine mayor in next month’s election. The Socialists had named a candidate but withdrew, leaving Thiesen unopposed.
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Racine
Wis
T. W. Thiesen
Thiesen
Big Sawmill to Resume Soon in Fond du Lac
Announcement notes Moa & Galloway Lumber to reopen with full force between the first and middle of April. The news highlights one of the region’s largest mills resuming operations soon.
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Fond DU Lac
Wis
Moa & Galloway Lumber Company
We Mill
Charles Barber Dies in Oshkosh at 60
Charles M Barber a prominent attorney and former editor in chief of the Oshkosh Times died suddenly of heart failure at his Oshkosh home aged sixty four.
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Charles Barber
Oshkosh
Wis
Charles M. Barber
Mr. Barber
The
Oshkosh Times
Randall man fined for liquor sales without license
George Gray of Randall was fined $50 by Judge Carlson in Grantsburg Wisconsin for selling intoxicating liquor without a license. The case reflects enforcement actions against unlicensed sales in the area.
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Grantsburg
Wis
George Gray
Randall
Carlson
Climate Control in Your Fields by Design
An advertisement described real estate offering lots in a city with any climate desired. It urged farmers to order a climate by managing drainage, soil moisture, and soil temperature, claiming mastery over weather by proper field work and equipment like drains and plows.
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Northwestrn Agriculturist
The Factory End of Your House Kitchen Design
The April Woman's Home Companion urges focusing on the kitchen as the house's core. It stresses proper sink height for ease, convenient placement of stove and pantry, and thoughtful lighting, cleaning, and ventilation. It notes whether cooking is done by family or servants, size of kitchen, and income should not distract from solving kitchen layout problems.
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April Woman's Home Companion
A Definition smiles Brighten April Woman's Home Companion
A brief excerpt hints at a description of a smile as light from the face and warmth from the heart in an April edition of Woman's Home Companion, reflecting the magazine's tidy, genteel tone.
Matter of Time Kennett
A brief item notes an April incident in Kennett where a dachshund narrowly avoided danger as a train passed. The owner intervened, managing to move the dog off the track side before harm could occur.
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Kennett
April Woman's Home
Canadian musical troupe to perform at high school assembly
Miss Sexton filled in for Miss Hull on Monday. Mr Callahan arranged for a Canadian musical troupe to perform in the high school assembly on March 25 under the Boys Athletic association to aid the group’s expenses. Alumni Pat Wright and Charles Faber played against the current team after school Thursday. Superintendent Otto attended the Wausen Grand Rapids game in Brevins Point Saturday. Louis Thom returned to school after a week’s illness. The literary society program was set for discussion.
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Brevens Point
Louis Thom
Literary Society
Debate Night Program With Various Music Acts
Held on March 17 the event features a U S merchant marine debate on providing for seafaring workers with affirmative speakers James Wegener and Margaret Wepner and negative speakers Cyril Ballam and Dorothy Kampse. Music by Irene Colvin and Esther Brooks with five minute talk and recitations plus a boys glee club performance.
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Eisiha Hipke
U. S
James Wegener
Margaret Wepner
Cyril Ballam
Dorothy Kampse
Irene Colvin
Alaska
Esther Brooks
Monica Tie
Robert Plath
Hazel Lehreidt
Boys’ Glee Club
Wisconsin Students Lead In University Athletics Hall of Fame
Miss Inez Noll of Marshfield and William Glassner of Marshfield participate in University of Wisconsin athletic events and drama. Marshfield’s W H Uphant and W D Gonnor noted in the state Hall of Fame with figures like La Follette and R Van Hise in a 1920s Wisconsin context.
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Marshfield High School
William Glassner
M. Glassner
Marshfield
Harestoot Dramatic Club
Veristy of
Wisconsin
Glass
Marshfield Hugh
University of Wisconsin
Madison
W. H. Uphant
W. D. Gonnor
LaFollette
R. van Hise
the Univeristy
McGovern
Messmer
Auction at Klondike area for cattle and farm gear
Public auction scheduled for March 23 at the seller’s farm two miles south and two miles west of Klondike, four miles south of Bakerville. Items include 24 head of Guernsey cattle with specified ages and sexes, three good chores, a 1-year-old calf, and extensive farm machinery plus seed oats, spring rye, barley, hay, 100 white Leghorn chickens, and a fanning mill. Terms: cash under $10. over $10 accepted with bankable value.
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Klondike
Bakerville
Guernsey
Lauson
Auction notice for August Walters property sale
Public notice states a hearing on interest for six months and that all property must be settled before removal from premises. Sale starts at 10 a m and those served at noon. Auctioneer Will Ebbe lists August Walters as proprietor.
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Fanay
August Walters
Will Ebbe
Fresh young farmer tries to kiss during summer vacation
In a Boston Transcript item, Mariv describes a summer scene where a fresh young farmer attempted a kiss at the vacation spot. He claimed he had never kissed a girl before. Mariv replied that she was not an agricultural experiment station.
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Marie
Mariv
Boston Transcript
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Quick Digestive Relief
Readers urged to try Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for chronic stomach trouble and constipation. The ad claims astonishing results and satisfaction guaranteed, warning against questions or objections if it fails to deliver.
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Mayr
Dr King's New Discovery Promises Relief for Coughs
Advertisement for Dr King s New Discovery a 50 cent remedy claimed to end grippe cough stuffed head feverish discomfort. Testimony from John Dixon of Aydan North Carolina reports chest soreness eased breathing easier and cough cured with Bucklen Co Philadelphia as distributor.
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Dr. King
John
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